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Teleprompter Operator Accused in Kalshi Betting Case Is No Longer a Federal Employee

Teleprompter Operator Accused in Kalshi Betting Case Is No Longer a Federal Employee

White House teleprompter operator Gabriel Perez is no longer employed by the federal government after being placed on unpaid leave over allegations that he used insider knowledge to bet on President Donald Trump’s speeches, according to another official.

Speaking on condition of anonymity, the official said that Perez had left his government job but did not say whether he resigned or was fired.

Inside the Allegations The White House had suspended Perez earlier this month following an ABC News report that alleged he made more than $100,000 through bets on the online prediction market Kalshi.

The report said the wagers were based on advance knowledge of what Trump would say during major speeches, including the State of the Union address earlier this year. The allegations drew a sharp response from the White House.

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